Dina Rudick/Globe Staff
Mayor Walsh is willing to let the USOC take the Games away from Boston if the city is not given enough time to properly vet the bid.
Alex Speier
Ortiz continues to show the sort of offensive skill that will make him very much part of the Hall of Fame discussion when he retires.
Peter Abraham | Beat Writer?s Notebook
From best chips to untouchables, Peter Abraham assesses Boston?s roster ahead of Friday?s trade deadline.
TV Review
The show, which premiered Sunday, documents the day-to-day unreal reality of Caitlyn Jenner, fresh from her public debut as herself.
Giglio was just 42 when a stroke left her partially paralyzed and unable to sing. A new program at Mass. General aims to help victims like her and even younger.
A transcription of a radio message that Hermann Goering sent to Hitler days before his suicide will go on display Tuesday at the Museum of World War II.
Music Review
There was never a question that owner Bonney Bouley wanted Scruffy the Cat to be the last band standing on stage at her club.
NFL finalizes new rules for football inspection Among the new procedures, the league will introduce random football pressure-checking at halftime and after the game.
Brown, the progeny of pop superstars, died about 6 months after she was found face-down and unresponsive in a bathtub.
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The median pay for leaders of elite New England prep schools was $450,000 in 2012, with one earning as much as $1.3 million.
Evan Horowitz | Quick Study
Education can?t fix inequalityModern inequality isn?t driven by the gap between college-educated workers and high school grads.
A lawyer for James ?Whitey? Bulger argued that a judge wrongly barred the use of an immunity defense.
Amber Loiselle, whose 7-year-old son has been hospitalized since July 14, said she had filed complaints to police that went unanswered.
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The magazine?s new cover refers to Cosby?s accusers as ?An Unwelcome Sisterhood? and was shot by photographer Amanda Demme.
Springfield remembers Marine slain in Tenn.Hundreds streamed into a funeral home in the city Sunday to mourn Thomas Sullivan.
Biden?s plans for 2016 still a mysteryIt?s six months until the Iowa caucuses and the Democratic field still has one big asterisk: the 72-year-old sitting vice president.
New guidelines may prompt talks about end-of-life care Advocates are hopeful that a proposed Medicare rule will make end-of-life decision-making a routine part of medical care.
The temperatures will steadily climb this week, reaching as high as the mid-90s by Wednesday.
Inside the presidential primaries with James PindellGlobe reporter James Pindell brings you the latest news from New Hampshire and beyond as 2016 presidential politics take shape.
Renée Graham
Bernie Sanders, other candidates need to get louder on civil rightsPoliticians must quickly realize that waving a scrapbook of good deeds done is not enough.
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Big Picture
Photographer David Ryan provides a visual respite of the shoreline during an assignment in a fixed-wing Cessna.
BetaBoston
DraftKings gets a boost, led by Fox SportsFox Sports is leading a $300 million investment that will help the Boston fantasy sports startup battle its larger competitor.
JOHN L. ALLEN JR. | ALL THINGS CATHOLIC
Religious persecution, by both oppressors and the oppressed India showcases the maddening complexity of religious persecution.
The veterans could provide a strong clubhouse presence for a contending ballclub.
In recent weeks, prominent Dominicans here have criticized the country?s citizenship policies toward people of Haitian descent.
Only the 10 candidates ranking highest in polls will be able to take part.
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Labor Day car deals are a few weeks away. But is waiting really the best strategy?
Chinese stocks suffered a renewed sell-off despite government efforts to calm the market.
Companies have brought nearly 40,000 manufacturing jobs back to the US in the past five years.
Many performances were spiritually aligned with the festival?s roots while others built on those roots and put a contemporary spin on them.
How can I make sure that everyone has fun on our beach vacation, including my teens, who want nothing to do with their parents?
Design New England
A home with open spaceA new floor plan for a renovated 1960s ranch-style house makes entertaining easy.
Why slow thinking winsMany decisions and policies are created with intuitive-but-wrong approaches.
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